artificial language
an invented language, as opposed to a hereditary one, intended for a special use, as in international communication, a secret society, or computer programming.
Origin of artificial language
1- Compare natural language (def. 2).
- See also conlang.
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How to use artificial language in a sentence
It is therefore a choice between an artificial language or nothing.
International Language | Walter J. ClarkThen, as natural languages are full of abnormalities and bad logic, let the student start with an artificial language!
The Principles of Language-Study | Harold E. PalmerHere it is assumed that the artificial language is easy, and that it is possible for it to produce the same results.
International Language | Walter J. ClarkIn the face of these facts it is idle to oppose a universal artificial language on the score of impossibility or inadequacy.
International Language | Walter J. ClarkSuch experiments go a good way towards proving the case for an artificial language.
International Language | Walter J. Clark
British Dictionary definitions for artificial language
an invented language, esp one intended as an international medium of communication or for use with computers: Compare natural language
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